CHAPTER THIRTY FIVE

The breeze shoveled around, causing the collision of sets trees to give a whistling sound, the flying around of students question paper as they rounded up the last paper for the examination. I was finished already, and was still looking for a way to talk to Sarah as it had been precisely a month we had stopped talking. The West African Examination ended today with a subject of economics and I could already feel my shoulders sag from the tension I had been carrying. I am so glad we are done, I can't wait for secondary school to b over for me, I need a break.

We were to go home for a short break for a week before resuming back for the other exam, NECO.  The weather had turned disastrous as the shy darkened and the breeze increased simultaneously, now and then a great howl will sound across the room caused by the wind outside.

I got up from the designated hard well furnished wood chair linked together with a locker, my buttoc